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Originally posted by tardis tardis wrote:

Sidney Lumet's 12 Angry Men! 
 
character acted to within an inch of its life, but one of my faves, nevertheless...Approve
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Originally posted by fandango fandango wrote:

Originally posted by Christine Christine wrote:

The Orson Welles adaption of Franz Kafka's The Trial! That is, if you can find it anywhere. I found it in one of those dollar store bins; how can movies like that be sold for a dollar, when it costs nine bucks and up for new movies with weak plots?


not a bad one, Christine...Clap


if you like that, also try Carol Reed's 'The Third Man' and Welles' 'Touch Of Evil'....Wink

Thanks! I'll be sure to check both out!
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A Space Odyssey
Man On Fire (new one)
Sin City
Collateral
The Last Boyscout
12 Angry Men (original)
Eternal Sunshine of a Spotless Mind
Vanilla Sky
Donny Darko
The Butterfly Effect
One Hour Photo
The Conversation
The Last Samurai
Blood Diamond
American Gangster
Goodbye, Mr. Chips (the original, oldest one)
The Matrix Trilogy
Harry Potter
The Lord of the Rings
The Exorcist
Perfect Blue (Anime)
Catch Me if you Can
The Holiday
School of Rock (only if you like Jack Black)
Awake
I Am Legend
Stranger Than Fiction (even if you hate Will Farrel)
The Graduate
Marathon Man
The Arrival
Blade Runner
The Patriot
Closer
Unbreakable
Signs
The Passion of the Christ (yup, I actually liked it)
The Wall (haha)
 
*whew* All I can think of at the moment. Each and every one of those films really got my attention and satisfied me to the fullest.


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Originally posted by BaldJean BaldJean wrote:

this is one of my favorite SF-movies. it is absolutely weird and has two of my favorite actors in the leads (Sean Connery and Charlotte Rampling)




Reminds me of another Sean Connery sci-fi, although I would describe it as an average effort at best (interesting concept though).
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http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0121556/

I rarely watch slasher movies, but this one's pretty funny, especially because of the villain.
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Cape Fear and The Hole are two of my favourite films. Sweeney Todd is also very good.
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Comedy : Superbad (if you haven't seen it it's a must)

Great movie in general : The Pianist (very emotional movie, very very good.)
 
also try Detroit Rock City, it's a great comedy about 4 guys trying to see Kiss, hilarious.
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-Spirited Away
-The Professional
-Closer
a Leslie Nielsen movie

I dunno, there are so many god movies I'd seen
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Recent movie out of (gasp ) Hollywood - but very good take on the serial killer genre:



For once, Costner goes for subtlety rather than all-out & William Hurt is excellent as his (and this is not giving the game away at all) imaginary friend/concience:




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I just saw 'Color Me Kubrick' with John Malkovich about a real guy in London who pretended to be Stanley Kubrick in the 90s   ..very good
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